Adriana Macias Strutt

Adriana Macias Strutt, Ph.D., ABPP-CN is a Professor at Baylor College of Medicine in the Department of Neurology and Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences. Her roles include clinical neuropsychology practice and education, focusing on Spanish-speaking populations and bilingual neuropsychological assessment.

Education: PhD from Loma Linda University (2006). Certifications: American Board of Professional Psychology in Clinical Neuropsychology. Clinical Fellowship and Internship completed at Baylor College of Medicine.

Research interests span neuropsychological evaluations in epilepsy, dementia, ALS, and psychiatric comorbidities. She specializes in validating neuropsychological measures for Spanish-speaking communities and neuroimaging applications in epilepsy/dementia. Key areas include differential diagnosis of neurodegenerative diseases and attention deficit disorder in bilingual patients.

Notable awards include multiple Fulbright & Jaworski LLP Faculty Excellence Awards (2012-2013) for teaching, leadership, and educational materials development. Recognized as a Member of the Academy of Distinguished Educators for contributions to Baylor's educational missions.

Publications (2011-2012) focus on neuropsychological assessment methodologies, Parkinson's disease outcomes, ALS cognitive effects, and cultural adaptation of diagnostic tools. The SALUD model reflects her commitment to equitable healthcare for Spanish-speaking populations.